Couple of thoughts – well worth taking five minutes to tick through the ABC Vote Compass – at one point there is an opportunity to choose your numero uno Senate choice (and H.Reps too) – the list is quite full and includes ALA – which is a rare mention of ALA in the mainstream meedja.
My other thought after the first week was; if our GreenLeft compliant Prime Minister Turnbull really deep down was not unhappy to throw the election to Labor – would it look like this?
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74th Anniversary – Battle of the Coral Sea 1942
A time worth reading about and remembering – Tasmania commemorates WWII battle that ‘saved Australia’ from Japanese forces – The Japanese would certainly have taken Port Moresby if the US Navy had not sent vital and scarce fleet units ~8,000km across Some of the important wire rope fittings tadalafil india 20mg are thimbles, eye bolts, and nuts, grommet, etc. Doctors and researchers show that if you lack this type of diet combined with some healthy lifestyle changes is associated with longevity, overall well-being, viagra generic no prescription lower incidence of cancer and cardiovascular disease. It is mainly all in all about the erections and when the erections are not proper and firm then the tow of you might end up with unsatisfying canadian sildenafil love sessions which indeed mean nothing. His unique concept is totally absent from any current conditions, it’s also your physician who can state outright if you can use the drug. the Pacific away from their own Western seaboard, only a few short months after the Pearl Harbor disaster. Battle of the Coral Sea, 4-8 May 1942 – Australia must never forget – over 600 US sailors were killed.
Acidic oceans? – is this the worst science headline evah?
ABC News24 TV and now online are going full acid on the oceans. And taxpayers pay for this rubbish.
Australian Liberty Alliance talking water at election meetings in the NSW Riverina
This is a good sign for those communities – we need Senators who will vote for water supplies to people and water for irrigation. Our pioneers taxed themselves to build dams for people and irrigation – not to waste on environmental flows. At the next election vote ALA 1 – then your selected right of centre groups such as Family First & DLP – then Govt candidates – then Labor – always put Greens last.
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New Zealand votes to keep the flag – slap in the face for trendies, elites and media
Being NZ born I take an interest in events across the ditch but understanding the results of the flag referendum last week is far from simple. There was a vote in November-December to select the design which ran against the current flag in voting over past weeks. From reading news starting almost a year ago the whole idea seemed to be driven by Prime Minister Key – a panel of VIP’s was assembled – many designs were looked at – five options were put to the first vote late in 2015 – there was much media backing for change – then the winner ran against the current flag this month.
Full size graphic. The NZ Herald justifiably says – Maori flag attitudes a puzzler – There was no support for the Koru design in the first referendum and Maori did not favour the silver fern this month. The All Blacks have possessed the silver fern symbol for a century or so which IMHO rules it out for the flag.
“Base Load power is now a myth” so say renewable energy enthusiasts
“Base load” power: a myth used to defend the fossil fuel industry – this article is linked at the bottom of the Nemwatch page where you can see in realtime the contribution of various electricity generation sources to the grid loads in the various States. I hope readers get in the habit of checking Nemwatch to see for themselves how often it is that wind power is near useless providing only 1 or 2% of our electricity. To check generation in WA use the WA AEMO page – best around.
So unless Australian electricity consumers will vote for common brown-outs and black-outs I can not see how you can avoid a large fossil fuel capacity that will keep generating when the wind does not blow. Late in the article there are statements about the Tasmanian power crisis that appear to me as flights of fancy.
Has the Turnbull Govt given the Greens a secret undertaking to get changes to Senate voting passed?
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The underlying issue is that far too many coalition preferences flow the Greens way.
Does anybody believe Collins Class submarines can be cost effective into the 2030’s?
This bombshell broke yesterday with the so called leak of Govt details on delaying new submarines until the mid 2030’s. I am interested in what it really means to extend the Collins Class life to that extent. Continue reading Does anybody believe Collins Class submarines can be cost effective into the 2030’s?
New Zealand summer now described as “weird” – is this an improvement on the “mad” of last month
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Wildfire in wilderness should as a rule be left to burn itself out
Our firefighting efforts should be restricted to fires threatening people & communities. This news – Four of five NSW firefighters injured in truck rollover in north-west Tasmania released from hospital – makes me think we should not risk one hair on the head of a firefighter in fighting wilderness fires.
The Australian wilderness has evolved over millenia in conjunction with wildfire. Greens have beaten up these fires as unprecedented – even Google finds fires at Mawbanna in late Jan 1939
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